Dezeen Showroom: woollen rugs resembling the side profiles of human faces are among 11 new products featured on Dezeen Showroom. More about Talk Talk rugs by Nanimarquina among 11 new products on Dezeen Showroom
London studio Threefold Architects has married red brick and timber for this home in Whitstable, Kent, which is designed as a "contemporary reinterpretation" of the area's mock-Tudor architecture. More about Threefold Architects puts modern spin on Tudor architecture for Eight Gables house
Art deco has a history of being a glitzy distraction from effecting genuine change during moments of turmoil, writes Catherine Slessor as part of our Art Deco Centenary series. More about "It's no surprise to see art deco being avidly embraced by the likes of Elon Musk"
Former Space10 head Kaave Pour has launched a new venture tackling the challenges facing Europe, at a time when Europe's challenges seem greater by the day. In this interview, he tells Dezeen about 21st Europe's mission and its first project, a concept for high-speed rail. More about "It's super important that we don't spend all our money on defence" says 21st Europe's Kaave Pour
Chicago-based industrial designer Joyce Lai has created a 3D-printed hanger that extends a bra's lifespan with the aim of reducing waste. More about Joyce Lai 3D-prints hanger to extend the lifespan of bras
Get your event listed in Dezeen's digital guide to NYCxDesign – New York City's design festival – which runs from 15 to 21 May 2025. More about Get included in Dezeen's digital guide to NYCxDesign 2025
American artist Daniel Arsham has created a limited-edition poker game set for the World Poker Tour, featuring ceramic poker chips in his signature colours and linen cards depicting some of his sculptures. More about Daniel Arsham makes poker set from ceramic and linen to capture game's "dual nature"
LA-based Mouthwash Studio's office space, designed by Aunt Studio, features glass-block partitions and walnut bleachers surrounding a custom phone booth. More about Glass bricks divide "small and cosy" MW.S office in Los Angeles
Local studio Delve Architects used glazed green tiles to camouflage the exterior of this garden studio in south London with the surrounding trees and bushes. More about Delve Architects uses green tiles to disguise Kim-oflage studio in London garden
Our latest lookbook compiles examples of kitchens that depart from conventional storage-maximising layouts by forgoing wall-mounted cupboards. More about Seven kitchens where wall cabinets are relinquished
Polish design firm Wiercinski Studio has crafted an intimate interior for Copenhagen restaurant Amator using a series of custom-designed hand-made furniture pieces. More about Wiercinski Studio designs Copenhagen restaurant to mimic a "home dining" experience
Brooklyn studio Light and Air Architecture has carved a void through the centre of a narrow townhouse that allows natural light to reach all of the interior spaces. More about Central void anchors New York townhouse renovated by Light and Air Architecture
In our latest lookbook, we highlight eight homely dining areas layered with characterful pick-and-mix chairs in place of a perfectly matched set. More about Nine dining areas styled with artfully mismatched chairs
This week on Dezeen, UK studio Foster + Partners revealed its design for a 100,000-seat stadium for football club Manchester United. More about This week Foster + Partners unveiled plans for a 100,000-seat stadium
Dezeen School Shows: a project examining the significance of symbolism in Mexican folklore is included in this School Show by students at Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey. More about Ten Mexican art projects from Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey
Architect Ronald Rael has created an angular installation out of 3D-printed mud as part of this year's Desert X exhibition, which features work by eleven international artists distributed across the Coachella Valley. More about Desert X 2025 installations explore the "vast knowledge" of Coachella Valley
While many American architects are interested in artificial intelligence only a small minority have implemented it regularly into their practice, says a study released by the American Institute of Architects. More about Only six per cent of architects regularly using artificial intelligence says AIA study
A traditional front door opens up to reveal a dramatic double-height space in this terraced house in Dublin, refurbished by Irish studio Scullion Architects. More about Scullion Architects conjures "moment of discovery" for Grattan house in Dublin
SS Normandie only graced the seas for four years before meeting a fiery end. But it was long enough for her to be considered the ultimate ocean liner, profiled here as part of our Art Deco Centenary series. More about Ill-fated art deco ocean liner SS Normandie was "too luxurious" for her time
RIBA Gold Medalist Yasmeen Lari has turned down this year's Wolf Prize, which is granted by Israel-based not-for-profit Wolf Foundation, citing the war in Gaza as her reason. More about Yasmeen Lari rejects Israel's Wolf Prize over "continuing genocide in Gaza"